Sentence examples for a range of territory from inspiring English sources
2000 bce); but it appears in essentially the same form over a range of territory including Sumatra, Nias and Sunda islands, Java, Borneo, New Guinea, Taiwan, the Philippines, and out into northern Australia and Melanesia.
After exploring a range of territory from blithe beatnik fragments to skewed trip-hop, via torch songs and complex multi-section compositions, now she has arrived at an unlikely but rewarding accommodation with the sullen vamps devised by Lou Reed and John Cale for the Velvet Underground.
He said a range of territory government policy around criminal justice had likely contributed to the dramatic increases, the most obvious of which was continued and new forms of mandatory sentencing, which the United Nations committee against torture recently said should be abolished.
In addition to dictating seedling traits, asteroid positions define the map you can only travel within a range of territory defined by asteroids you've claimed, and bigger asteroids claim more territory.
Shell still has drilling interests in a range of territories, including the US Gulf, Brazil, Norway, Russia and Mozambique.
"It will allow us to experiment with different payment models, to continue to get closer to to our viewers and to experiment offering our content in a range of territories".
Speaking about where the UK's drones will be based, Emmerson said: "My understanding is that the plan is to deploy them to parts of Africa and the Middle East where they can be used for surveillance … over a wide range of territory [in conflicts] where one party is a jihadist group.
He told the Guardian: "My understanding is that the plan is to deploy them to parts of Africa and the Middle East where they can be used for surveillance … over a wide range of territory [in conflicts] where one party is a jihadist group".
It only inhabits a small range of territory in Australia, including Rottnest Island and Bald Island, along with wetlands on the mainland.
This, too, is surprising, because ideally a theory of secession would be situated within a broader normative theory of a range of claims to territory, including, but not limited to claims to sovereign jurisdiction of the sort now associated with statehood.
